End to end IPv6 might be good for people that know what they are doing , but in my limited experience i have found one of the best ways to protect uneducated people from themselves is via NAT.
Nice little linux box to keep all the nastys away, and have their Windows box behind it, rest of the time everything just works.
IPv6 for mums and dads? are you *sure* this is a good idea?
... This is *exactly* what happens here in Australia , except you might want to replace all instances of BT , with Telstra ( the Australian equivilent ).
Shit prices , shit products, shit service...
oh yeah... and they are basicly incombent(spl) but this is slooooooowly changing... so you have to deal with them, even if you go with a 3rd party ISP.
I was thinking about this today. everyone complains that there isnt *Insert Random Program HERE* available for Linux, isnt part of the problem that most code being written isnt portable? eg its too dependant on specific libraries.
I cant write code myself, so obviously there is a lot that i dont know. But is it really that hard to write code that is portable?
Thoughts , Ideas?
Comments and/or Flames should be posted below this line.
/Sings "Deep inside of a parallel universe It's getting harder and harder To tell what came first Under water where thoughts can breathe easily Far away you were made in a sea Just like me"
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End to end IPv6 might be good for people that know what they are doing , but in my limited experience i have found one of the best ways to protect uneducated people from themselves is via NAT.
Nice little linux box to keep all the nastys away, and have their Windows box behind it, rest of the time everything just works.
IPv6 for mums and dads? are you *sure* this is a good idea?
Almost half of the films were made outside the United States
...
God Dam right
USA != Entire world / All that is good
To the Precedio .....
..... *Destiny*
Employee : But i dont wanna..
GL : Search your feelings , you know this to be true.
E: No thats not true, thats impossable!!!!
GL : It is your
I'd say "come to Australia" , but we are heading in the same direction ... sorry guys and gal's
... This is *exactly* what happens here in Australia , except you might want to replace all instances of BT , with Telstra ( the Australian equivilent ) .
... and they are basicly incombent(spl) but this is slooooooowly changing ... so you have to deal with them, even if you go with a 3rd party ISP.
Shit prices , shit products, shit service...
oh yeah
Said it before and i'll say it again..
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... and there is a exploit for it , your stuffed..
Over specialise and you bread in weakness, its slow death
be it DNS server's, Web servers or Routers, if you only run the one type
Have a bit of variety and you should be *mostly* ok.
Shake Shake Shake the room!
http://www.itsatrap.net/
http://www.bash.org/?100796
.gov ident!
where the men are men
the women are men
and everyone under 18, has a
This is a fine example of the good uses for Bit Torrent and similar technology.
As I am downloading this file i see the network speed at over 25Mbytes a second
what is *less bad*
contempt of court and destroy the evidence
or let them in and get caught doing something
I thought it said Windows Cluster Fuck Edition ..
.. then i realised i was right.
I thought i was wrong
this movie http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0084787/ The Thing.!?
Sometimes its a good idea to leave that frozen stuff the way you found it.
I wonder if something similar to this could be used for AI , for say Turing Test's ?
RKHunter is another good RootKit checker for your Favourite Unix flavour.
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http://www.rootkit.nl/projects/rootkit_hunter.htm
Space Gigolo........
Unless of course, it dies!
I was thinking about this today. everyone complains that there isnt *Insert Random Program HERE* available for Linux, isnt part of the problem that most code being written isnt portable? eg its too dependant on specific libraries.
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I cant write code myself, so obviously there is a lot that i dont know. But is it really that hard to write code that is portable?
Thoughts , Ideas?
Comments and/or Flames should be posted below this line
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From some sources the PC gaming industry is rated at being over $35 Billion in value, i'd say thats a fairly large *niche* to be aiming for.
US Ship: Please divert your course 0.5 degrees to the south to avoid a collision.
CND reply: Recommend you divert your course 15 degrees to the South to avoid a collision.
US Ship: This is the Captain of a US Navy Ship. I say again, divert your course.
CND reply: No. I say again, you divert YOUR course!
US Ship: THIS IS THE AIRCRAFT CARRIER USS CORAL SEA*, WE ARE A LARGE WARSHIP OF THE US NAVY. DIVERT YOUR COURSE NOW!!
CND reply: This is a lighthouse. Your call.
what else needs to be said.
On the way , i think that we might need some new
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Scaleable Enterprise Buzzwords
/Sings "Deep inside of a parallel universe
It's getting harder and harder
To tell what came first
Under water where thoughts can breathe easily
Far away you were made in a sea
Just like me"
Maybe the earth just needs some of those Funky bendy mirrors ... you know .. so we dont hit anything when changing Space Lanes
Honey!, Where did you put my Super Suit !?!